The Classified Encyclopedia of Chess Variants

Total Chess

A type of three-dimensional chess which is played on four superimposed boards. A man can move to any square vertical to that which could be occupied normally, but may not move into or across the vertical position of a pawn. The men are initially arrayed on the lowest board. The game was created in 1946 by Charles Beaty.

(An Illustrated Dictionary of Chess by Edward R. Brace, 1977 p. 289)

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